The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-10-14

extent of ten subscriptions only.
N. Bit you don't want an agricul-
tural paper Scome in and let us know
what you do want and we will fix you
out in some way.
White Lakes artesian well is down
about 300 feet.
The GRAPHIC from now until January
1st for 25 cents.
Wanted-A load Of straw-oat straw
prefcrred-at this Office.
Geo. II. Woolman has sold the Armour
Tribune to w. f. Duncan.
G. s. Blodgett has just got in a car of
the celebrated Raymond coal.
The Chandler club play the Pukwana
club at the last named town to-day.
Mrs. C. B. Dixie has an auction sale at
her place neal "Puk" On the Goth.
The trouble with many farmers is,
that they come into town and exchange
their wheat for corn-oOrn-juice.
A Kimball man cleared S45 over all
expenses by transporting passengers to
and from the fair grounds at Mitchell.
The GRAPHIC will be sent to any new
subscriber from now until January LIST
for the small sum Of 20 cents. Give it a
trial.
Aurora county wants somebody to
kick it real hard because it didn't have
an exhibit at the Mitchell fair. Brulc
county's display made 1t sick.
The Wednesday evening train was an
excursion train and eight hours late.
They had on eighteen coaches when
they struck this division. These excur-
sion trains are but forerunners OF what
will come next spring.
There has been q considerable amount
of celery raised in the vicinity Of Kim
ball this season, and it is good, too. W.
II. Meierstein he'd some on sale at his
store last week that was finely bleachcd
and of excellent flavor.
Those who drank the terrible muddy
water at Chamberlain while attending
court will appreciate this, which is from
the Register:
Many of our people who attended the
fair at Mitchell came home sick from
drinking artesian water. Give US the
old Missouri.
For the GRAPuIc's correct report OF
the court proceedings, published to-day,
we are indebted to Judge Morrow, OF
Chamberlain.
In Wood county, Ohio, Miss Jennie
Corn was married, last week, to Henry
Wheat. and the church choir ~convulsed
the wedding guests by singing "Wha
will the harvest be-"
Those who make the statement thai
the peculiar formation of the figures fol
1883, the last three being the same-can'
not occur only once In a III years, are
slightly mistaken. How about the con
secutive years 1899 and 1000?
While in Chamberlain last week the
editor Of the GRAPHIC and his wife
through the kindness of Sheriff Ochsner
called upon Handsome Elk at the Jail
The noted Indian was neatly attircd in
! tircman's shirt, kindly given to him by
Deputy Sheriff Foster, nicely fitting
pants, and. Of course, the inevitabl,
moccasins. Handsome Elk is wei
named for a finer looking Indian would
be hard to find among the Sioux. Hi
face bears no trace Of that desperate
character which he is said to possess ant
his kindly manner impresses II yer,
favorably. He is said to feel his position
keenly and is very much pleased to hav,
visitors. The interior of his cell wa
scrupulously clean and tidy, but it has
of course, no charms for the rowing re,
man.
Since the above was in type Handsom
Elk has had his trial for the murder Q
One Eye and been acquitted.